CSV Editor plugin for Eclipse

Feel free to clone, edit, build and release (just update version and/or name of your fork, so make it clear for users) or ask for push access here. Tell about new fork by adding new issue. I will happily put a link to the new repo.

This repository is a fork of https://code.google.com/p/csvedit/ created by Mathieu Savy in 2104. It contains the latest functionalities available for CSVEdit but most of the new features are still being tested. If you look for a more reliable version of the plugin you should probably visit the original repository.

• The previous stable release 1.1.3 was available on Eclipse Marketplace.
• The version available in this repository is 1.2.x

The intention was to contribute features from here to the original repository once they are mature.

0. Via Eclipse marketplace at https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/csv-edit-resurrector
   or drag-n-drop the image on the Eclipse toolbar
   

1. The latest version (1.2) 2017-10-31 built is available with update-site http://www.nodeclipse.org/updates/csvedit/. In Eclipse Help -> Install new software, add the URL and follow the instructions.

2. Or from this repository: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SegFaultError/CsvEdit/master/csvedit.update/site.xml

• [] TODO 3. Offline site archive from GitHub releases.

4. Other option is to build from sources with maven mvn package and install from local repository archive, that will be in csvedit.site/target/repository.

CSVEdit make CSVFile edition easier.

• Edit from the source editor

  The source editor has been enhanced to help you differentiate your data from the different column using a color mechanism

• Edit from a table view representing the csv data

  The table editing is definitely the added value of the plugin and allows a bunch of operation on your csv file among the following features

  • Easy editing of data
  • Insertion and deletion of table rows
  • Insertion and deletion of table column
  • Filtering of data
  • Customize view with hidding/display of column to simplify the view
  • Manage your column with moving/resizing columns
  • Sorting data in column
  • Manage your own CSV settings

Optional maven/tycho build was added in 2017 by Paul Verest.

In the new CSVEdit version, it is now possible to edit a row in a form.

And even specify columns containing multiple values and their delimiter.

To do so, go in preferences/CSV Editor Preferences:

• in header regex put a regex matching a part of all column headers you want to display as a table. For instance, the picture below uses the regex (customer|order_id).
• in delimiter to use as value delimiter, put the delimiter separating each value in your cell.